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SH1 Brynderwyns closure gives time to prepare - Whangārei Mayor
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'Insult to injury': AT's fare hike may drive commuters away, group suggests
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Letters: Scrapping Auckland light rail; Luxon must make tough decisions
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Simon Wilson: Light rail is dead, but Auckland still needs better transport and revenue reform
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Editorial: Cook Strait ferries - dated, dirty and desperate
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Former transport minister slates Nats for scrapping Auckland light rail
Michael Wood says the new Government is running a double standard.
$228m for 'not a single metre of track' - Govt officially scraps Auckland light rail
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Killer stretch of road: Six dead in under a year prompts urgent safety work
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Person dies on the way to hospital after crashing into tree in Kaipara
The crash happened in Taipuha on Wednesday afternoon.
'Seek other transport': All trains in or out of Wellington suspended
There were also delays on some lines in the capital due to heat restrictions.
Tesla dethroned as EV sales boomed in final month of Clean Car Discount
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Motorists call for urgent pothole repairs on major roads
Man's car damaged when he struck a pothole at 100km/h on State Highway 1 near Taupō.
‘Sorry for that crack’: Tory Whanau makes amends with Transport Minister
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Questions around commercial viability could jeopardise future of Napier-Wairoa rail line
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There has been an abject lack of long-term planning for decades.
Bigger plane on way for Whanganui to Auckland flights
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The upcoming Brynderwyns closure will cost about $200 extra for each truck trip
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